Chancellors estate agents in St John’s Wood

St John’s Wood Estate Agents 

Welcome to Chancellors estate agents St John’s Wood branch. Our original office in St John’s wood opened nearly 200 years ago back in 1826, before moving to Wellington Road and then to its current High Street location in 1986.  

Our experience of the housing market in St John’s Wood is unrivalled, and we are proud to serve the people of this truly wonderful district.  

Our St John’s Wood branch is open from Monday to Saturday, and our team is available to take your call from 8:30am – 8:00pm from Monday to Friday, and 10:00am to 3:00pm on Saturdays. Alternatively, you can email us and we will reply as soon as possible. 

We offer services to those looking to buy, rent or sell in St John’s Wood, and we also provide services to landlords who are renting out properties in the area.  

Our range of services include: 

• Free, no-obligation market appraisals 
• Expert investment and market advice 
• Property management support 
• An extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties, student lettings and land and new homes 

Benefit from property experts with intimate knowledge of St John’s Wood. 

What is St John’s Wood Like? 

St John’s Wood is a highly desirable district of North West London in the City of Westminster. Affluent and brimming with culture, St John’s Wood is characterised by its leafy residential streets, whitewashed villas and high street of upmarket delis, boutiques and posh cafes.  

This beautiful area of North West London sits 2.5 miles north-west of Charing Cross and just south of Swiss Cottage and Belsize Park. To the west is the scenic area of Maida Vale, with Camden Town to the east.  

St John’s Wood has long been a neighbourhood which celebrities, aristocrats, artists, authors, intellectuals, and professionals alike have flocked to, drawn to its bohemian vibe. Some of St John’s Wood’s famous residents, both past and present, include Sir Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, Kate Moss and Ewan McGregor.    

The area is well-known for its diverse culture with strong Middle Eastern, Jewish and American communities all contributing to the vibrant atmosphere and busy social scene.  

There a number of places of worship in the area, including the Liberal Jewish Synagogue, St John’s Wood Church and the London Central Mosque in Regent’s Park.  

There is a strong sense of community here and the village-like feel only adds to its appeal for those looking to be away from the hustle and bustle of other areas of the capital. There are bars and restaurants aplenty alongside specialist and designer shops and boutiques.  

St John’s Wood is the type of place which you might never want to leave. For young professionals, the bohemian vibe, lively social scene and upmarket high street offer much appeal. With a strong community spirit and excellent schools, this enclave of North West London is also highly desirable for young families.  

An Area of Many Attractions 

Reaching central London couldn’t be easier, with a direct tube to Bond Street taking just six minutes. However, St John’s Wood has so much to offer that many of its residents don’t feel much need to venture from their beloved district.  

St John’s Wood is within very close proximity of the magnificent Regent’s Park with its 410 acres of green space, stunning 12,000-strong rose garden, array of sporting activities and facilities and marvellous views of central London afforded from the top of Primrose Hill. The world’s oldest scientific zoo, London Zoo, home to over 12,000 animals, is housed in Regent’s Park too.  

Often referred to as the ‘home of cricket’, the Lord’s Cricket Ground is also located in St John’s Wood. Lord’s is the home venue for Marylebone Cricket Club and Middlesex Country Cricket Club and regularly hosts international cricket too.  

St John’s Wood is famed for being the location of probably the most famous zebra crossing in the world on Abbey Road, where The Beatles strode across whilst recording their eleventh studio album at the iconic Grade II-listed Abbey Road Studios. This legendary studio also encompasses celebrated work by the likes of Pink Floyd, Duran Duran, Radiohead, Oasis, Lady Gaga, Amy Winehouse and Ed Sheeran.  

St John’s Wood Church Grounds is a disused graveyard which became a public park in 1886. This tranquil and scenic green space is the only Local Nature Reserve in the city of Westminster. The popular park has a children’s playground, outdoor table tennis tables, outdoor gym and beautifully maintained gardens. 

St John’s Wood library is an excellent space for reading and studying with a fantastic selection of books and also serves as a social hub for the local community. The library hosts two monthly book clubs, with one specifically for crime fiction fans. 

Shopping and Dining in St John’s Wood 

St John’s Wood boasts a fantastic range of unique shops, independent stores and boutiques as well as more familiar shops. From some of the best designer fashion boutiques in London to high class food retailers and quality delicatessens, St John’s Wood is one of the premier destinations for shopping in London.  

St John’s Wood High Street is where you will find most of the activity in this wonderful area of north London. This compact high street has a great mix of restaurants, cafes and bars and a selection of wonderful shopping options.  

Panzer’s Delicatessen is London’s original Jewish deli which has been trading for over 75 years. The deli and grocery offers a range of kosher products, fruit and veg, bakery goods, dairy products and essentials. The deli also has an eatery serving wine, beer and light fare.  

St John’s Wood has an array of food options to suit every taste. Despite being just a stone’s throw from Soho and the West End, residents don’t need to leave St John’s Wood to enjoy an excellent meal and night out. Oslo Court, which serves French cuisine, and the Persian restaurant, Almas Restaurant, are both highly regarded restaurants in the area. The Italian Morso Abbey Road and the Lebanese restaurant Sahara are very popular options too.  

The Duke of York is a warm bar and casual dining area which is popular with the locals, and The Ivy offers modern British cuisine and café-style classics. 

Transport in St John’s Wood 

St John’s Wood has its own underground station which is in Zone 2 on the Jubilee Line. A tube from St John’s Wood will take you to Baker Street in just two minutes and to Bond Street in four minutes. Also, the area is served by the Bakerloo Line which runs through Maida Vale, Kilburn Park and Warwick Avenue.  

The nearest overground line is South Hampstead railway station, and overland services run from the nearby stations of Paddington and Marylebone.  

St John’s Wood is connected along several local bus routes in all directions, with the 13, 46, 82 (to Victoria), 113, 139 (to Waterloo), 187, 189 and 274 (to Islington) bus routes all running through the district. Two night buses also operate – the N13 and N113. 

Schools in St John’s Wood 

St John’s Wood has strong educational ties with fantastic schools, colleges and universities in the district and nearby areas. Robinsfield Infant School, the primary school Barrow Hill Junior School and secondary school Harris Academy St John’s Wood all have an Ofsted rating of ‘good’. 

The area is also home to a number of private education schools including: 

• Arnold House 
• Abercorn Palace  
• St Christina’s School (Primrose Hill) 
• St John’s Wood Pre Prep 
• Francis Holland  

Also, The American School in London and French Lycee offer an alternative to the traditional British education system. 

Chancellors Operate Across the Area

As well as in St John’s Wood, our estate agents also operate in the following nearby areas: 

• Maida Vale 
• Little Venice 
• Primrose Hill 
• Regent’s Park 
• Belsize Park  
• Marylebone 
• Swiss Cottage 

Property in St John’s Wood

Architects have purposefully maintained St John’s Wood’s rural charm. In the 1960s, St John’s Wood was designated a Conservation Area and many of the houses in the area are protected by English heritage.  

St John’s Wood is perhaps most famed for its ambassadorial residences on Avenue Road. Still, the area offers a variety of different properties in the modern-day, from grand houses to family homes and small flats and apartments, including Victorian mansion flats and modern luxury blocks. 

The village-like district has many detached and semi-detached properties along leafy streets with extremely generous gardens. Property prices are high in St John’s Wood, with an average house price of around £1,500,000.  

Are you Looking for an Estate Agents in St John’s Wood? 

Chancellors estate and lettings agents has been operating in St John’s Wood for nearly 200 years. Our experience in the property market of this area is unrivalled and we are truly passionate about this wonderful area of North West London.   

We offer a range of services to support those who might be looking to buy, rent or sell in St John’s Wood and the nearby areas. We provide services to landlords who wish to rent out property in St John’s Wood.  

We understand what it takes to secure deals in the property market in this part of the world. Our invaluable experience and expertise could be just what you need to help make your dream move to this delightful area of London a reality. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service. 

To find out more about our range of services and how we can help you, please do not hesitate to get in touch via one of the following methods: 

Lettings:  

• Telephone: 020 3621 5198 
• Email: sjw.lettings@chancellors.co.uk 

Sales: 

• Telephone: 020 3621 5198 
• Email: sjw.sales@chancellors.co.uk 

London property management: 

• Telephone: 01344 408170 
• Email: londonpm@chancellors.co.uk